The Canterville Ghost and Other Stories

Oskar Wilde called his fairy tales and stories «short stories» or «studies in prose». He recommended these works not only to children but also to adults who «have not lost the gift of rejoicing, marveling» and believing in miracles. To... rejoice at meeting a real ghost, to sincerely marvel when the sky is decorated with the lights of a festive firework, and to believe that the statue of the prince can bring a little happiness to the city's residents... And also to those readers who have not forgotten how to empathize with the characters and continue to learn from their, albeit fictional, mistakes.

This edition includes all the fairy tales written by Oscar Wilde, published during his lifetime in two collections, and the writer's most famous story — «The Canterville Ghost». The book is illustrated with drawings created over the years by Nika Golts.